Danish occupational nurses at a study day for Swedish colleagues: tasks awaiting us in activities for an improved working environment
Andersen, R.; Schultz, K.
Sygeplejersken 77(15): 14-15
1977
ISSN/ISBN: 0106-8350 PMID: 585986 Document Number: 122618
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